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Today Nicole sews the Mama Tara Twist top and the Tara Twist Top by Made for Mermaids. Nichole used a hack to further personalize this pattern for herself and is planning on making more.
Read MoreToday we are featuring patterns with sleeves by Simple Life Pattern Company. Shae, Nacole, and Rebecca help us see how these patterns can transition us from fall to winter and all the crazy weather in between.
Read MoreToday Rebecca and Tasha sew up the girl's and the woman's Go Exploring Cardigan from Ellie and Mac. Perfect for the cool nights ahead as we get closer to the fall.
Read MoreDown Under they are preparing for warm weather while those of us up north are preparing for the cold. Marnie sews up this adorable Fly Girl Racing Suit from Winter Wear Designs and is sure it will get lots of use over their summer!
Read MoreToday Kari presents the entire Back to School Bundle by Violette Field Threads in a mini capsule wardrobe collection. She pairs the six individual patterns and makes eleven adorable outfits for her back to schooler.
Read MoreToday our teams sews up the new Back to School collection by Violette Field Threads. Each member sewed up an outfit for their back to schooler and they couldn't be any cuter. Check back tomorrow to see the collection as a capsule wardrobe.
Read MoreToday Maryanna reviews the Halftime Hoodie from 5 out of 4 patterns. This quick sew hoodie has several options and is not exclusively a male pattern. Laura also sewed a version for her son who loves it so much he's already asked for another.
Read MoreToday Tasha shows us the super cute and comfy Footed Pajamas from Jalie. With sizes from child to adult, these jammies can be sewn for the whole family, matching Christmas jammies anyone?
Read MoreAre you sewing for a trip to Disney? Or maybe just for a special someone who loves Disney? Today Raedene is sharing her favorite Disney inspired sewing patterns! Check out these beautiful dresses for some Disney sewing inspiration!
Read MoreWhat do you do with all of your scrap fabrics?!? When you really think about it scraps are really versatile. Sometimes I use them to make baby clothes, sometimes my kids use them to practice sewing but today I'm going to show you how to make a scrap wreath!
First gather your supplies, you need pinking rotary cutter, scraps and a wire wreath. For this project I decided to use all pink scraps so my wreath would match my sewing area.
Now let's get started
1. Cut scraps into 5” x 3/4” strips
2. Then tie the strips around the wires of the wreath. I prefer to make my wreaths full so I push the strips together and I tie them to each wire on the wreath.
That's it, you're finished!
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Learn how to use your scraps to make these eco-friendly and fun fabric reversible bowl covers.